What exactly will Trudeau’s intenet censorship Bill C-11 do? A breakdown
Critics warn Bill C-11 empowers government regulators to censor user-generated content.
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Region: Canada
Trudeau gov’t to bring in 500,000 new immigrants per year by 2025
Maxime Bernier has warned Canadians that Trudeau's plan will 'worsen the housing and infrastructure crisis and threaten social cohesion.'
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Canadian House of Commons votes to investigate Trudeau’s ArriveCAN app
NDP support for the motion indicates there may be a crack in the loosely-held alliance between Jagmeet Singh’s socialist NDPs and Trudeau’s Liberals.
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Tangible assets are the only way we can defeat the Great Reset
Right now, we are using currencies backed by nothing but fleeting confidence.
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Trudeau blames lack of pain medicine for children on ‘climate change’
The unprecedented demand is due an unusually early rise in viral illnesses over the spring and summer months this year.
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Microsoft unveils dizzying, ‘migraine’ inducing LGBT Pride flag
'I had to Google half of those identities. I’m so sorry I did. All I can say is never go full omnisexual.'
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Bioethicists warn new organ donation protocol blurs line between life and death
'The dignity of the human who donates organs should never be sacrificed.'
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Vatican-China deal has not helped persecuted Catholics: US religious freedom commission member
'I would go as far as to say ... it looks to me that China may in fact be using this agreement to crackdown further on underground Catholics in China, and if that’s the situation, then the Vatican’s actually losing ground with China,' said Stephen Schneck.
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Canadian doctors encouraged to offer assisted suicide as alternative form of ‘healthcare’
Guidelines released by the Canadian Association of MAiD Assessors and Providers (CAMAP) in 2019 clearly state that doctors are duty-bound to suggest it.
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Secret notes reveal Trudeau wanted to use Emergencies Act despite cabinet members saying it was unnecessary
The meeting minutes show that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was told that as many as 95% of protesters were looking to go home because they had tired of the then-three-week protest.
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